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clarify a point
Common spoken expression: clarify a point
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May I clarify a point before we continue?
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She clarified an important point during the call.
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I’d like to clarify one point about the schedule.
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clarify a meaning
Common spoken expression: clarify a meaning
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Could you clarify the meaning of this sentence?
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The teacher clarified the meaning for the students.
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She clarified the meaning before signing the document.
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clarify a question
Common spoken expression: clarify a question
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I’d like to clarify a question about the payment.
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The trainer clarified the question before moving on.
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She called the office to clarify her question.
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clarify a statement
Common spoken expression: clarify a statement
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He clarified the statement he made earlier.
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The manager clarified the statement during the meeting.
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She sent an email to clarify her statement.
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raise a point
Common spoken expression: raise a point
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I’d like to raise a point about the deadline.
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She raised an important point during the discussion.
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He raised a point that we had not considered.
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raise a doubt
Common spoken expression: raise a doubt
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I want to raise a doubt about this calculation.
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She raised a doubt during the review meeting.
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He raised a doubt about the safety of the plan.
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discuss a topic
Common spoken expression: discuss a topic
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We need to discuss the topic before Friday.
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She discussed the topic with her manager.
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They discussed the topic over lunch.
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discuss a solution
Common spoken expression: discuss a solution
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Let’s discuss the solution together.
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The team discussed several solutions to the problem.
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We discussed a solution that would reduce costs.
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mention a problem
Common spoken expression: mention a problem
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I need to mention a problem with the report.
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She mentioned the problem during the meeting.
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He forgot to mention the problem earlier.
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mention a name
Common spoken expression: mention a name
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She mentioned his name during the conversation.
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I don’t remember mentioning your name.
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The manager mentioned my name in the meeting.
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mention a reason
Common spoken expression: mention a reason
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He mentioned the reason for his absence.
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She mentioned a reason for changing the schedule.
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I forgot to mention the reason in my email.
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mention a possibility
Common spoken expression: mention a possibility
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She mentioned the possibility of working from home.
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He mentioned a possibility that we had not considered.
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The manager mentioned the possibility of a delay.
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mention a detail
Common spoken expression: mention a detail
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I should mention one detail before we continue.
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She mentioned a small detail about the booking.
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He forgot to mention that detail in his message.
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describe a situation
Common spoken expression: describe a situation
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Can you describe the situation clearly?
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She described the situation to the police.
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He described the situation in an email.
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describe a person
Common spoken expression: describe a person
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Can you describe the person you met?
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She described the person to the receptionist.
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He described a person he had seen near the office.
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describe an experience
Common spoken expression: describe an experience
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She described her experience during the interview.
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He described the experience in his blog.
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I described my experience to a friend.
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describe a problem
Common spoken expression: describe a problem
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Please describe the problem you’re having.
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She described the problem to the technician.
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He described the problem in detail.
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state a fact
Common spoken expression: state a fact
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The report states a fact that everyone should know.
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She stated a fact during the discussion.
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He stated the facts clearly in his email.
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state an opinion
Common spoken expression: state an opinion
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I’d like to state an opinion on this matter.
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She stated her opinion calmly.
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He stated his opinion during the meeting.
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state a reason
Common spoken expression: state a reason
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He stated a reason for leaving early.
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She stated the reason in her resignation letter.
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I need to state a clear reason for this decision.
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